AMIT SARWAL

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Dr Amit Sarwal is the Co-Founder and Editor of The Australia Today, with a career spanning broadcast media and academic leadership. He brings strategic vision, cross-cultural expertise, and editorial innovation to storytelling that connects communities and amplifies diverse voices.
INNOVATION

Australia was first to hoist independent India’s flag in the world, just seven hours after gaining independence

The First High Commissioner of India to Australia Sir Ragunath Paranjpye was joined by 350 guests including community members in traditional Indian dresses who celebrated "The New India."
INNOVATION

Canberra Airport evacuated after a gunman fired shots in check-in area

Australian Federal Police has advised members of "the members of the public to not attend the airport at this time."
INFOTAINMENT

‘Time to tell our stories’: India approves film co-production treaty with Australia

Australia has emerged as a preferred destination for shooting Indian films and the government hopes that Indian locales will be used by Australian filmmakers looking for new projects.
INNOVATION

Indian-origin writer Salman Rushdie stabbed on stage by Hadi Matar in New York

Salman Rushdie has a fatwa of $3 million on his head for anyone who kills him.
INNOVATION

Indian Air Force on its way to Australia to participate in exercise ‘Pitch Black 2022’

100 aircraft and 2,500 military personnel from 17 nations will take part in this two-week-long exercise in the Northern Territory.
INNOVATION

How much choice do young Australian women really have?

#InternationalYouthDay2022: Young Australian women are highly stressed and rely on others to make career decisions, says new study.
INNOVATION

Manpreet Singh Brar will be deported to India after 20 months in prison for causing death of 51-year-old man

He is in Australia on a partner visa and would be deported to India leaving behind his wife and two children.
INNOVATION

Australia’s top university in court for alleged adverse action against casual academics 

The University of Melbourne allegedly tried to stop the two casual academics "from claiming payment for work performed."
INNOVATION

Clean energy company LGI looking to raise $25million in IPO under Indian-Australian Chair Vik Bansal

Under Vik Bansal, LGI recorded $15.2 million in revenue and $6.6 million EBITDA in the financial year 2021.
INNOVATION

Are migrant and refugee women more likely to face sexual harassment at work?

Ironically no past national study on workplace sexual harassment had explored migrant and refugee women’s experiences of sexual harassment in the workplace in detail.
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